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flake8 fixes

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Andrea Corbellini 2018-02-08 18:39:29 +01:00
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pelican/tests/test_utils.py
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@ -218,12 +218,18 @@ class TestUtils(LoggedTestCase):
"∫dx " * 20 + '…')
# Words with invalid or broken HTML references.
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('&invalid;', 20), '&invalid;')
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('�', 20), '�')
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('�', 20), '�')
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('&mdash', 20), '&mdash')
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('&#1234', 20), '&#1234')
self.assertEqual(utils.truncate_html_words('&#xabc', 20), '&#xabc')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('&invalid;', 20), '&invalid;')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('�', 20), '�')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('�', 20), '�')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('&mdash', 20), '&mdash')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('&#1234', 20), '&#1234')
self.assertEqual(
utils.truncate_html_words('&#xabc', 20), '&#xabc')
def test_process_translations(self):
fr_articles = []

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pelican/utils.py
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@ -552,15 +552,15 @@ class _HTMLWordTruncator(HTMLParser):
def _handle_ref(self, name, char):
"""
Called by handle_entityref() or handle_charref() when a ref like
Called by handle_entityref() or handle_charref() when a ref like
`—`, `—`, or `&#x2014` is found.
The arguments for this method are:
- `name`: the HTML entity name (such as `mdash` or `#8212` or `#x2014`)
- `char`: the Unicode representation of the ref (such as `—`)
This method checks whether the entity is considered to be part of a
This method checks whether the entity is considered to be part of a
word or not and, if not, signals the end of a word.
"""
# Compute the index of the character right after the ref.